Free Bernat Crochet C2C Checkerboard Blanket Pattern
Item# BRC0502-36890V
Try this timelessly designed crochet blanket in the soft appeal of Bernat Fluffee.
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Free Bernat Crochet C2C Checkerboard Blanket Pattern
Item# BRC0502-36890V
Try this timelessly designed crochet blanket in the soft appeal of Bernat Fluffee.
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Description
Free Easy Crochet Afghan/Blanket Home Décor Pattern
CHECK out the perfect blend of style and comfort on this classic checkerboard crochet blanket. Stitched in irresistible Bernat Fluffee, the pattern boasts a timeless look in 2 high-contrast shades of yarn. Corner-to-corner stitches make graphic colorwork a breeze as you do double crochets, chains, slip stitches, and more. Show off the versatility of this cozy layer in your home.
Material Notes
Everything you need to make your new project is included in this kit! Time to get stitching, and don’t forget to share your progress!
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Sizing Notes
Sizing Notes
Approx 45” [114.5 cm] wide x 50” [127 cm] long.
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Care
Pattern Care
Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.
- Do Not Bleach
- Do Not Dry Clean
- Do Not Iron.
- Machine Wash in Cool Water, Delicate Setting.
- Tumble Dry, Low Heat, Delicate Cycle.
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Reviews & Ratings
Reviews
Average Ratings
Quality of Product, 4.0 out of 5Value of Product, 5.0 out of 5Filter Reviews
RatingLocale1 to 1 of 1 Review1 – 1 of 1 ReviewHighest to Lowest RatingPhiladelphia PA3 out of 5 stars.Gorgeous but technically complex
2 days agoThe C2C blanket is beautiful, but it is not easy! Pros: Really a gorgeous blanket once done. Gauge consistent block to block An 8x8 for chess or checkers players Border typically not needed Pattern easy to remember Cons: Each block in each row requires a ball of yarn. This is not a project you can hold in your lap unless you want to untangle 8 balls of yarn each time you turn your WIP. That technical complexity is why I (a 50+ year crocheter)rated this a 3.Yes, I recommend this product.
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Questions & Answers
Questions
Start typing your question and we'll check if it was already asked and answered.1 - 3 of 3 QuestionsQ: Would it be okay to use Bernat Fluffee to make a baby blanket?
3 months ago1 AnswerA: Absolutely! Bernat Fluffee is a soft and plush yarn, making it an excellent choice for a baby blanket. Its gentle texture is kind to the skin, creating a cozy and cuddly feel that is perfect for babies. Please note that while Bernat Fluffee yarn is not Oeko-Tex certified, it remains a wonderful option for soft and snuggly baby projects.
3 months agoHelpful?Q: If we need to wind small balls of the colors to be used, one each for the separate areas of color, does this mean we need 45 bobbins?
5 months ago1 AnswerA: Thank you for your interest in this pattern! No, you won’t need 45 bobbins! While it may seem like you need a bobbin for each small square, you can significantly reduce the number of bobbins required. Here’s a simplified breakdown: Initial Setup: - 1 Black Bobbin: For the first black square. - 2 White Bobbins: For the next two white squares. Increasing: As you progress across the pattern, you will gradually add more bobbins. For instance, to create the next three black squares, you will use the existing black bobbin and add two new ones. By the time you reach the center, you will have 9 bobbins for each color (black and white). Decreasing: After reaching the center, you will start to decrease the number of bobbins in a similar manner, working your way back to the opposite corner. Following this approach can considerably reduce the number of bobbins needed. Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions or need additional clarification!
5 months agoHelpful?Q: Please advise as to yarn changes. For example, in the diagonal row with the dark and light color, it doesn't seem possible to carry the light color to complete the square. Am I missing something or does the yarn need to be cut and restarted?
7 months ago1 AnswerA: When working on the Crochet C2C Checkered Blanket, the notes in the pattern suggest: "When working from a chart, wind small balls of the colors to be used, one for each separate area of color in the design. Start new colors at appropriate points." As such, the best solution is to use a new ball of yarn for each separate area of color in the design. Please do not hesitate to reach out if you have additional questions.
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